Adair County Genealogy Resources
Adair County is located in the northeastern part of Oklahoma. Created in 1906 and named after the Adair family of the...
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Oklahoma is ready to host your one-of-a-kind adventure. Expand your travel resume with this collection of articles, each created to provide inspiration and information to get you traveling.
Way Out West: Cruising Route 66 from Weatherford to Texola
Leave the bustling sounds of the city behind and drive down a nostalgic stretch of highway lined with state-of-the-art...
Cowboy Up at Oklahoma's Guest Ranches
Guest ranches vary in the experiences they offer but they all share an opportunity for guests to sample a taste of the Old...
Eat Like a Cowboy
Cowboy food boils down to one major food group: beef. Whether it’s smoked brisket, beef stew, a 21-ounce ribeye or a stick o...
Route 66 Road Trip: Oklahoma City to Weatherford
Just west of Oklahoma City, Route 66 shifts from the urban bustle of the state capitol to a quieter, more contemplative...
Far From Pedestrian
Although the hushed, climate-controlled experience of visiting museums provides the most familiar atmosphere for admiring...
Cowboy Shopping
If you don’t know the difference between a straw Resistol and a 20x Stetson, shopping for Western gear and garb will involve a...
Off the Beaten Path on Route 66
Enthusiasts will find that driving Route 66 in Oklahoma is mostly an easy experience on modern, well-maintained roadways....
A Trek Through Tahlequah
Tahlequah is a city rich with history and Cherokee heritage. Nestled within northeast Oklahoma, Tahlequah was founded as the...
History Comes Alive at Oklahoma Chautauqua
Enjoy a first-hand experience each June in Oklahoma, when historical tourism of the most vibrant sort draws thousands to the...